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=== Is it a Qt application that bundles its own Qt library? ===
 
=== Is it a Qt application that bundles its own Qt library? ===
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Bundled Qt library usually uses theirs own plugin directory, which is different from system's Qt. And commonly, they are also using Qt different on system Qt, which will also make it incompatible if you simply copy the system fcitx-qt files. But anyway, you can start to check whether it loads your copied files with following environment variable.
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Bundled Qt library usually uses theirs own plugin directory, which is different from system's Qt. And commonly, they are also using Qt different on system Qt, which will also make it incompatible if you simply copy the system fcitx-qt files. But anyway, you can start to check whether it loads your copied files with following environment variable. Depending on how the XIM application is written, it may need to find specific font to make it work. On Archlinux xorg-mkfontscale is required to generate correct font dir files. After install it, you'll need to restart X Server to make it work.

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=== Is it a Qt application that bundles its own Qt library? ===
Bundled Qt library usually uses theirs own plugin directory, which is different from system's Qt. And commonly, they are also using Qt different on system Qt, which will also make it incompatible if you simply copy the system fcitx-qt files. But anyway, you can start to check whether it loads your copied files with following environment variable. Depending on how the XIM application is written, it may need to find specific font to make it work. On Archlinux xorg-mkfontscale is required to generate correct font dir files. After install it, you'll need to restart X Server to make it work.
Translation=== Is it a Qt application that bundles its own Qt library? ===
Bundled Qt library usually uses theirs own plugin directory, which is different from system's Qt. And commonly, they are also using Qt different on system Qt, which will also make it incompatible if you simply copy the system fcitx-qt files. But anyway, you can start to check whether it loads your copied files with following environment variable. Depending on how the XIM application is written, it may need to find specific font to make it work. On Archlinux xorg-mkfontscale is required to generate correct font dir files. After install it, you'll need to restart X Server to make it work.

Is it a Qt application that bundles its own Qt library?

Bundled Qt library usually uses theirs own plugin directory, which is different from system's Qt. And commonly, they are also using Qt different on system Qt, which will also make it incompatible if you simply copy the system fcitx-qt files. But anyway, you can start to check whether it loads your copied files with following environment variable. Depending on how the XIM application is written, it may need to find specific font to make it work. On Archlinux xorg-mkfontscale is required to generate correct font dir files. After install it, you'll need to restart X Server to make it work.

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